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Applications for the upcoming programme 2025-2027 opens in January 2025. Applications before that month will not be taken into consideration. Application deadline (EEA)Programme 2025/2027: 30 June 2025 Application deadline (non-EEA)Programme 2025/2027: 30 April 2025

The Erasmus School of Law is honoured to announce that its IMARC (International Master’s in Advanced Research in Criminology) programme has been selected as an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) programme. This award, granted by the European Commission, is a prestigious recognition of top quality and affirms the excellent reputation of IMARC. This two-year, full-time

This international programme, which started at EUR in 1984, has now grown into a three-day conference in which students, PhD candidates and lecturers from  16 different universities from 13 different countriesLinks to an external site. participate. Our colleagues in Porto, Universidado do Porto – Escola de Criminologia,Links to an external site. are now taking on the honours of

The fifth edition of the online 24-hour conference on organized crime, organized by the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime, will take place on October 30 and 31, 2024. CIROC will once again contribute to this conference as a partner. This English-language conference is designed to serve a global audience without the need for international

Next to your faculty’s orientation programme, the Eureka Week – the official introduction week of Erasmus University Rotterdam, and ESN’s Introduction DaysOpens external, the International Office offers orientation activities that will help you settle in as a new international student in Rotterdam with a jump start! Would you like to take care of practical matters before classes start? Such as

Jill Stigter, graduated at the International Master’s in Advanced Research in Criminology (IMARC), was awarded the Han Entzinger Award for the best Master thesis on migration and diversity in 2023. In her research, Jill conducted a narrative analysis of the lived experiences from people-on-the-move with harm resulting from migration control practices in Greece and the EU. About The